Language name and location: Yopno, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]

言名称和分布地区尤普纳语, 巴布亚新几内亚马当省和莫罗贝省交界菲尼斯特雷岭

 

1. kɑloŋɨ

2. bɑmorɨ

3. kɑplɨ

4. embɑmot embɑmot  (2+2)

5. kɨsit kɨndɑ (litː ''hand half'') 

6. kɨsit kɨndɑ kɑloŋɨ (litː ''hand half and one'')

7. kɨsit kɨndɑ bɑmorɨ

8. kɨsit kɨndɑ kɑplɨ

9. kɨsit kɨndɑ embɑmot embɑmot

10. kɨsit bɑmot (litː ''hands two'')?

11. kɨsit bɑmot kɑloŋɨ

12. kɨsit bɑmot bɑmorɨ

13. kɨsit bɑmot kɑplɨ

14. kɨsit bɑmot embɑmot embɑmot

15. kɨsit bɑmot kɑndɑp kɨndɑ (litː ''hands two leg half'')?

16. kɨsit bɑmot kɑndɑp kɨndɑ kɑloŋɨ

17. kɨsit bɑmot kɑndɑp kɨndɑ bɑmorɨ

18. kɨsit bɑmot kɑndɑp kɨndɑ kɑplɨ

19. kɨsit bɑmot kɑndɑp kɨndɑ embɑmot embɑmot

20. ɑmɨn obɑ (litː ''foot-hand finish'')?

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Wes Reed, SIL-International, Papua New Guinea,  June 8, 2011.
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的语言家: Mr. Wes Reed, 2011 年 5 月 8 日.

 

Other comments: Yopno is spoken by approximately 8,000 speakers in Finisterre range area, Madang and Morobe provincial borders, Papua New Guinea. The Tapmange dialect of Yopno has a counting system with a basic numeral set (1, 2, 3), 4 has a '2 plus 2' construction up to 20..


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